For over 40 years James Walker has dedicated his life to supporting people to find the abilities, strength and vision within themselves that will enable them to experience the best they are capable of in all areas of their lives. James’s research, his learning from work with thousands of people and his own personal experience have enabled him to design the strategies you can learn and use to improve your life. Your hidden potential. Along with his talented team of trainers and coaches, James … [Read more...]
10 Ways to Spark the Entrepreneurial Spirit in Your Child
August 15, 2012 by
The world is filled with entrepreneurs, and it’s a good thing too! After all, where would we be without things like Velcro and disposable diapers? According to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, of the over half a million requests for patents that were filed in 2010, over 244,000 were issued. Because entrepreneurs are how we continue to invent new products and services, it’s important to help create an environment that encourages our children to carry on in the same … [Read more...]
Parents and caregivers – 10 Facts About Febrile Seizures
August 9, 2012 by
It is estimated that 1 in every 25 children will have a febrile seizure, according to the National Institutes of Health. For parents whose child experiences a febrile seizure, the experience can be terrifying. Many parents are surprised to learn that young children can experience a seizure as a result of a fever. Fortunately, while febrile seizures are horrifying to watch, they are typically harmless and result in no long-term health risks or complications. Parents and caregivers should … [Read more...]
WOMEN: Three Affirmation Styles to keep the doctor away!
August 4, 2012 by
What are self-affirmations? One Affirmation per Day .... is this not simple? Pick one. Self-affirmations are: * Healing, positive self-scripts you give to yourself to counter your negative self-scripts. * Vehicles by which you can free yourself from the over-dependence on other's opinions, attitudes or feelings about you and feel good about yourself. * The visualization of a new order and sense in your life, which you can work toward achieving. * … [Read more...]
How To Keep Your Love Alive
July 25, 2012 by
How To Keep Your Love Alive If someone asks you how your relationship is, do you say you think it’s pretty good? That nothing is wrong, but maybe it’s just a little bit boring or stagnant from time to time? Good, healthy relationships go through times of adjustment, some boredom and even a little bit of negativity from time to time. As human beings we tend to stick to our routines, but sometimes that routine really feels like a rut. The morning and nighttime routines seem to be the … [Read more...]
The Voice vs the Brain
July 14, 2012 by
“Have you ever had 'that' moment in your life where you knew that you were not doing what you were supposed to be doing?” You must Take Action to hear it, listen to it and act on it ... :) It would be a fearful split second when you swore you heard a Voice; yet, were so overwhelmed with fear to share the experience with anyone that you secretly stored it in the attic of your mind. Having decided to do this, you stifled this Voice to a point of combustion forcing a series of … [Read more...]
VERONICA, April Crawford ~ ‘Mistakes’
August 16, 2011 by
A New Message From VERONICA Mistakes "In times of trouble the world around the self feels like it is crumbling. A feeling of powerlessness can envelop even the most evolved energies. One may feel responsible for choices that can be perceived as mistakes. Know that choices are what physical reality is all about. A choice that may feel right and ends up creating negative energy is often regarded as a mistake. The self can become depressed over that choice and … [Read more...]
WOMEN in RECOVERY – Hope
February 13, 2011 by
Recovery: Definition & Components Since the mid-1980s, a great deal has been written about mental health recovery from the perspective of the consumer (client), family member and mental health professional. The amount of research of various aspects of recovery continues to grow. Early research by Courtney Harding (1987) and others challenged the belief that severe mental illness is chronic and that stability is the best one could hope for. They discovered there are multiple … [Read more...]
